Sentence examples for a better stride from inspiring English sources

Gillespie is adamant Ballance recognises the issue and, rather than being stubborn about it, has worked extremely hard at getting a better stride in, although clearly that is work in progress.

While Mr. Kumar's goofy routine is a bit much in the first half (nearly undermining the plausibility of the romance), he hits a better stride in the more serious second half, when Ram disproves Raghu's own bias "that the rich don't value relationships".

He expects that figure to double this year.However, Brian MacKenzie, an endurance-running coach, points out that going barefoot or, as with Five Fingers, close to it does not magically translate into better stride and improved performance.

Good thing this car takes top-up driving in better stride than many ragtops.

A career in Stem could even mean making the world a better place – Dr Eleanor Stride, for example, is working on a revolutionary new way to deliver cancer drugs.

The excesses might have died away, but the 1970s left us with lasting, meaningful change: more rights for women; a better understanding of sexuality; enormous strides in the struggle for gay and lesbian civil rights.

Peter Kramer, initiator and partner hailed the Phase II campaign as a stride closer to a better world.

So even if I don't win a major this year, hopefully I'll keep making strides toward becoming a better player".

Obviously, the Brewers made sound decisions that allowed the club to take strides toward putting a better product on the field.

They dared to dream and begin making strides to make their vision of a better, more humane version of capitalism a reality.

Perhaps Lessing took that initial rejection in her stride, trusting that her work would find a better reader.